Sentence examples for back to the experience from inspiring English sources

Let's bring joy back to the experience — have fun when you're doing it," meaning exercise.

Sipping tea in a Stratford hotel, he reluctantly drew himself back to the experience.

I don't think his quirkiness is all his own fault, going back to the experience at Newbury [when he suffered an electric shock].

Her several bouts of claustrophobia and anxiety and three nervous breakdowns -- conditions that can be traced back to the experience of Kristallnacht are also chronicled in the show's catalog.

Over the last few years the health and social care system has begun to embrace the idea of "person-centred, co-ordinated care" that shifts the focus from organisations back to the experience of the person needing support.

Think back to the experience of "seeing stars", and suppose that the experience is indeed a raw feel.

In their attempt to address the king's practical concerns, each one also presents his religion as the culmination of a prophetic tradition going back to the experiences of biblical Israel.

Can you redirect the mind when it wanders into worrying or criticizing or planning, and bring it back to the experiences of lunch, of making the choice to nourish yourself?

The couple pined to put the brakes on their busy lives with a back-to-the-land experience.

By repeatedly bringing attention back to the current experience, participants gradually learn to disengage from dysfunctional thoughts and directly experience the emotions and bodily sensations of the present moment.

These were fed back to the patient experience team to act on.